The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SECRETARY HALL yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation 10 the Black
foot stock Company.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday !:
Hanauer bullion, So, $50: silver AID lead
ores, 81 $50. Total, Sl0,40o.
THED. OR. G. people offer the same
rates as the Utah Central to all persons
visiting the Temple at Logan.
THE ARGUMENTS IN the Mcbride muir
der case at Provo were finished, and
the case went to the jury yesterday
afternoon.
ANoTHER CASE of diphtheria is reported
at the residence of Mr.. Hanson, on First
West Street, opposite the George O..
Cannon property.
CALL1sTER & BULL, of the Star Print
ing Office. have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. But retires aud is succeeded by E.
H. CallisJer and Alex. CoWan, who have
purchased the formers interests.
l.. A. CUMMINGS and A. u. Woolley
will open out n the real estate and loan
business IN he place formerly oc-
eupied By by @. E. Pomeroy. The firm
expects to begin operations by Tuesday.
Joshua DAVIS. of Provo, was arrested
yesterday On The prevailing charge:
George 'Taylor's furniture house and
residence were searched during yester-
day afternoon, but it was barren OF re-
suits.
The GAZE -of baseball played on
Wa-rjr g5on Square yestel day, between
mes selected from the employees Of
the NeUs and Democrat, resulted in a
Waterloo for the latter-the score being
So to S,
JAKE LARSON was tried in the Police
Court Yesterday, on the charge of steal
ing a rjde on the D. & &. G. The
offense was proven, and Mr.. Larsen, in
default OF $40 bill vii, work. the
gravel banks for the space~of ten days.
THE WooLLrY, Young & Hardy Com
pany when they organized paid $500 a
foot frontier Jleir Main Street property.
They were Yesterday offered $3.50 foot
By a foreign capitalist, profit of
something Ike SO 900, but the offer was
declined.
PRoFEssoE YoUNGER's grand exhi-
bition and bail occurs at the Walker
Opera House one week from tomorrow
Monday, the 18th inst. Every prepar-
alton has been made looking to a most
perfect success, and that it is in COM
potent hands is beyond question. Par
ticulars will bo found ID our advertising
columns.
The TRIO Of toughs, who smashed the
store windows of 6. T. Gunner & Bros,
and the paDes of glass IL the barber
shop window of Walter Squires, were
released rom Jail yesterday, and turned
over to the military authorities, on the
payment Of damages TO the two firms
named. It was an expensive nights
janboree.
Some TEREE weeks ago the city mar
shall was instructed to put on a sutfi-
cient force of men to make thorough
cleansing OF the city. He does not,
app ar to have reached as far as
Mat otIeet yet, however. The
stencil arising from the ditch on the
north side of First South Street. between
the Salt Lake Theatre and the Deseret
Natiouei Bank is something simply
awful.
s LITTLE fellow named White in knee
breecheS auu who said he was 10 years
old, was sfrAgned in the Police Cont
yesterday on the charge of assaulting
julius DeBrincke, Jr., by hitting hind
on the head with rock. The youth
does not deny that, ne threw rock al
young UonrIucAe, but alleges that it
was another boy WHO threw the rock
that inflicted the damage. The case
will be further Investigated at o'clock
tomorrow.